Party Mode Podcast

Kimi is the new - and youngest ever - F1 World Champion! That's the headline from the Mexico City GP, but there's so much more to discuss. From Ocon's absence at Haas to the war of words at Ferrari sparked by more on-track madness. Lewis is MAD as hell. All this and more is covered by Jethro and Matt as well as predictions for the upcoming Brazilian GP.

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Luckily this week's episode didn't clash with Matt's busy schedule, so Jethro is relieved of monologue duties. The boys talk all things US GP including Red Bull rage, Kimi on top form, George fighting for scraps and Ferrari being Ferrari. We're still awaiting Kimi to be corwned the youngest ever F1 champion... but it's going to happen in a few days in Mexico.

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Matt is busy. He says. I know, right? He works about 20 minutes a day, has a self-driving car and has 100-hours a week free to break-up concrete in his back garden. But, yes, depsite all these facts he is busy. Which means Jethro has to do a monologue about the US GP, the state of the title race, news from the FIA and hardly any questionable Pulp from the Paddock in partnership with AScolour.com

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The last glimmer of hope of a real title fight was extinguished in Singapore when George crashed-out of the lead of the Sprint. But the drama is still intriguing - from Ferrari's continued struggles to a new wave of Max domination. Matt and Jethro discuss the weekend, the new race deal for Rwanda and all the good Pulp in partnership with ascolour.com

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Imagine building a racecar, spending hundreds of millions developing its engine and electrical architecture.. and not really knowing how it works or why it does random things. Welcome to F1 2026! The Bahrain GP was truly bizarre and not only because it was held in Malaysia.

Luckily a really good race did eventually break out with stand-out performances from old rivals Max and Lewis. And more heartbreak for Russell. Matt and Jethro discuss all this and a whole lot more in Pulp from the Paddock in partnership with ASColour.com

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